Well, Lewie more or less always looks far, far more sour. I mean, comparing the recently dead after several centuries of being dead to someone who’s been undead for … Lord. I forget the timeline on him now. But I think Lewie is a millennia undead? Several millennia undead?

Anyway. For someone who’s been dead for several centuries, these guys look downright chipper. And are quite mentally sharp. Beginning to wonder if they will gradually reconstitute more and more the longer they’re alive. These guys are undead, they were fully raised from the dead, somewhat (or truly?) Resurrected.

Still waiting for another major shoe to drop here: just how many of them are there? Was it just a few local to where the dust was dumped out? Or, is the dust blowing around the city raising the dead from all the centuries? One means a squad, the other means an army. And, there should/could also be quite a number of people (including women & children & other races) from all walks of life, not necessarily soldiers.

These guys from Queen Glamor’s personal guard knew to seek out the Library. Might be a lot of other confused folks wandering about with a good bit less focus.

No, it could have been after the impeachment and after a sentence of death but before the escape. Notice his shock that she lived. Obviously he expected her to be killed, from the death sentence, and the fact that she escaped is news to him.

But it’s been stated this was the site of an actual battleground, in which case it strikes me it’s possible they weren’t buried at all. Depending on just how badly things went for everybody concerned.
I mean if every person left standing’s got like eight or forty-three dudes to bury, no-one left to feed them or pay them to do it, and a heck of a long walk home…

People are assuming that Torvid Mak was a supporter of Queen Glamor, but I think it’s also possible that he was not. It’s possible that when he says "nobody was ready for her ideas," he means "they were really, really bad ideas for the time." And when he says "she lived?" he means "damn, we didn’t manage to kill her?"

The response of "Indeed" to Leland calling her a "visionary" seems to be suggesting that Captain Mak thinks highly of Queen Glamor, as does suggesting that others weren’t "ready for her ideas." I’m sensing "she was way ahead of her time" from both Mak and Leland, said reverently, but of course, that’s merely speculation on my part.

Either way, it would probably be best to tell him the truth about history & how long they’ve been dead. Whether they decide to fight to restore Galmour’s descendant to the throne or not, they’ll probably at least want to clear out Rannites too.
At any rate, it’s probably not wise to lie to a group of Revenant soldiers…As single-minded of purpose as they are, what if they later find out that you lied to them? Yeah, I wouldn’t want to risk that.